We like to eat a meal at restaurants every now and then. It’s a
good feeling to eat out and try different kinds of foods in different styles of
restaurants. Thanks to mushrooming Software, BPO and other IT related Companies
in Hyderabad; a lot of new and good restaurants have and are coming up here.
The food at some restaurants is exceedingly good, they are our
favourite restaurants, but we go there only on and off as there are so many
more; other restaurants to try. We try new restaurants as we hear about them
through ads, news reviews, friends or acquaintances. The dining experience
starts through our eyes and other senses even before we begin to enjoy the food
of the restaurant. Visiting new restaurants enhances this all-round feeling and
sometimes may disappoint us.
Today in Hyderabad we have restaurants serving cuisines belonging
to every region in our country and abroad and regular food festivals. Added to
this is the attractive facade and interiors of these restaurants, with varying
styles, themes, lighting, comfortable seating, wide spacing, pleasant music,
choicest cutlery, crockery, waiters in a variety of uniforms, the service and
the overall decor varying from that of street-side dhabas, to that of grand
palaces.
The pictures attached to this article are of a restaurant named
‘Sahib Sindh Sultan’ to which we have been two times in the recent past. As you
can see in the pictures it is a restaurant to give a feel of dining in a royal
train or on an equally grand platform. One advertisement for the restaurant
says: “If you want to eat like a King or be treated like a Queen, then the
right place for a unique dining experience is our restaurant”. It is partly
true, the food, decor and service are good.
It is a restaurant serving cuisines of several North Indian States
and a variety of Anglo-Indian dishes. The restaurant is named ‘Sahib Sindh
Sultan’ after the three locomotives which pulled the first passenger train from
Bori Bunder that is Victoria Terminus, now named Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus in
Mumbai to Thane, on 16th April 1853. This restaurant claims to be a tribute to
that bygone era. Everything from the interiors, the uniform of the waiters and
the culinary experience reflects old traditions of Indian royalty and British
Raj.
It is a restaurant I would like to recommend. You must visit at
least once, you will certainly like it.
Have you been to this restaurant?
With ‘Palace on Wheels’ ambience,
And great food and good service!
It has won our penchant!
It is Hyderabad’s “Sahib Sindh Sultan”.
-N. Lalitha Raghu.
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